These include a $115 million loan to the Sunterra Corporation, a resort time-share company; $33 million to Sun Healthcare; $24 million to Genesis Health Ventures and affiliates; $56.6 million to Tower Air; and $13.5 million to MicroAge, a technology services company.
Some resorts on the Red Sea have spared visitors the headache by choosing to stay on "resort time" and ignoring what is decreed in Cairo.
November 16th , 1998Yearning for Love Christel DeHaan made a fortune selling resort time-shares.
Most recently, both companies wanted to buy the Interval Acquisition Corporation, which resells resort time-shares.
At the same time, it promises investors that the deal will help it sell more rooms, cars and bookings in its resort time-share exchange system.
Therapy for the narcissist, is a resort, but is time-consuming and does not have, as yet, great outcomes, although some psychoanalytic techniques that can bypass the narcissistic tactics are being used, but should be handled by a professional.
It's up for sale according to their brochure, which says it is the perfect place for casinos, resorts, time shares, or just a nice place to settle down when you want to escape the city grind.
It is still not uncommon to receive a cold call from a resort, promoting a new time share development with a free night's stay or other lure.
Porter and his wife, Linda, had introduced the Murphys to Antibes, a resort where, at the time, few people stayed in the summer.
In most time shares, owners buy a block of time at a resort, usually a week or two, and then use those weeks year after year.
At the center of Morrison's new novel, "Love," is a deserted seaside hotel — a resort where, in happier times, blacks danced and socialized and swam without any white people complaining that they would contaminate the water — built by Bill Cosey, a legendary black entrepreneur, and haunted by his memory.
